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Who are you currently listening to that is actually experimenting with dubstep as stylistic a skeleton? I think that some interesting things have been achieved with cross breeding techno with dubstep. Certainly 2562 being a standout.
I wondering where else experimentation is occurring, particularly in terms of
taking dubstep from the dance floor and into homes.

disjunction wrote:Who are you currently listening to that is actually experimenting with dubstep as stylistic a skeleton? I think that some interesting things have been achieved with cross breeding techno with dubstep. Certainly 2562 being a standout.
I wondering where else experimentation is occurring, particularly in terms of
taking dubstep from the dance floor and into homes.

where do you start?

Burial, Pinch, Headhunter, Distance, Pangea, Ramadanman, A Made up sound (AKA 2562),

adisize wrote: where do you start?

Burial, Pinch, Headhunter, Distance, Pangea, Ramadanman, A Made up sound (AKA 2562), forsaken, peverlist,

Some early pinch and Burial i think was fairly experimental, especially in terms of what the genre dictated at the time, but i think that these days, what they both bought to the table are fairly commonly accepted as 'Within Genre'.

I've heard a bit of Ramadanman on radio but have yet to hear too much that screams "wheres the WAX!"
I'll have to go listen some more.

Though i like some distance, i'm not sure i'd call it experimental in a broad sense.

Ramadanman is sick , but def 'dubstep' (what I've heard anyways!)

Apathesis wrote:Ramadanman is sick , but def 'dubstep' (what I've heard anyways!)

I'll go and dig up some Ramadanman then.

time
2562
untold
kode 9
kito

i dunno if these five would be classed as experimental but for me they seem to each be doing something refreshing that I haven't heard anyone else do

Rusko

just recently heard 'Ekelon' outta greece.
Experimental dubstep bones with electronica production.
nice.

Ranking records 'Atomise'(Ruckspin & Quantum Soul)
that was a nice use of bass.
Actually this label is a great label.
'Lydia's theme' by Ruckspin and Quark is beautiful.
is that released on WAX somewhere?

spatial
ikonika
starkey

Kode9
Burial
The Bug
Shackleton
Scorn
Milanese
2525

I personally think silkie is making some different and amazing stuff lately!

'Lydia's theme' by Ruckspin and Quark is beautiful.
is that released on WAX somewhere?

dubplate only i'm afraid!

New Kontext 12" is illin.
TRG
Mount Kimbie
Untold
Jamie Vex'd
Peverelist
Millie
Starkey
Spatial
Martyn
Geiom

Silkie.

Go listen to Bluesy.

Heny G.

Go listen to Candy.

Straight up, Anti-Social/Gangsta Boogie are doing very, very different things. Them guys are making shit that is unashamedly 70s/80s/90s influenced and then throwing the shit forward to 2050.

Hang tight the du-du-du-du-dududuh.

Ranking Records wrote:

'Lydia's theme' by Ruckspin and Quark is beautiful.
is that released on WAX somewhere?

dubplate only i'm afraid!

I'm afraid I need that Dub, I'd take the leap and get that one cut myself.

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Ranking Records wrote:

'Lydia's theme' by Ruckspin and Quark is beautiful.
is that released on WAX somewhere?

dubplate only i'm afraid!

Bah!

How about more abstraction of the genre
as 'adisize' said earlier, A Made up sound for example.

http://www.myspace.com/ebolawrongmusic

Ebola

His more recent tunes have been a bit more formulated if you know what I mean, but pretty much %99 of what he does is mental, really bizzare sounds and beats.